Christian Moe writes:
** TO_BE_SENT Invoice CL161
:PROPERTIES:
:Date: [2025-03-02 Sun]
:No: CL161
:Amount: 10
:END:
Ah OK, now I understand. I like this version better, it's a little bit cleaner
- as you point out.
Thanks again, happy that I learned something co
jman writes:
> Christian Moe writes:
>> An alternative to defining a STATUS property at all would be to define the
>> statuses as local TODO keywords, which gives you a quick way to look up
>> all unsent or unpaid invoices via the agenda view without having to
>> write match syntax.
>
> I've tri
PJ Proudhon writes:
In, your my/org-cycle-status function, if you just set t as the last argument of your
org-table-put call, e.g. "
(org-table-put (org-table-current-line) (org-table-current-column) next t)", the columns will
automatically be realigned
after a value is inserted
Thank you f
Christian Moe writes:
For this particular use case, though, have you considered a different
approach, using entries and column view? That is:
Wow, this is really a great solution. I didn't know I could play with properties to build a table
template!
It's just a little bit verbose, but the r
jman writes:
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> #+PROPERTY: INVOICE_STATUS "TO_BE_SENT SENT TO_BE_PAID PAID"
>
> | Invoice Date | Invoice # | Amount | Status |
> |--+---++|
> | [2025-03-02 Sun] | CL161 |
Hey,
In, your my/org-cycle-status function, if you just set t as the last
argument of your org-table-put call, e.g. "(org-table-put
(org-table-current-line) (org-table-current-column) next t)", the columns
will automatically be realigned after a value is inserted. This is the
docstring for org-tab
jman writes:
> Ok, I have a partial solution:
> ...
>
> Obviously the problem is that I lose the ability to shift columns.
>
> Is there a free keybinding in orgmode I could associate this helper? Or
> is there any way I could have it not interfere with the column shift?
You can always bind it to
Ihor Radchenko writes:
AFAIK, there is no such feature for tables that is built-in.
I also do not recall any package doing something similar.
You may need to write your own helper command and maybe hook it to
org-shiftright-hook / org-shiftleft-hook.
Ok, I have a partial solution:
--8<
Ihor Radchenko writes:
AFAIK, there is no such feature for tables that is built-in.
I also do not recall any package doing something similar.
You may need to write your own helper command and maybe hook it to
org-shiftright-hook / org-shiftleft-hook.
OK Ihor, I'll note down to investigate in
jman writes:
> I'm learning a bit about tables in orgmode. How do I set a value for a
> column, where the values are choosen from a custom sequence I define?
> How to cycle these values?
>
> If I understand correctly I can create my own sequence with (example):
> ...
> Is there a way to edit a ce
Hello everyone,
I'm learning a bit about tables in orgmode. How do I set a value for a
column, where the values are choosen from a custom sequence I define?
How to cycle these values?
If I understand correctly I can create my own sequence with (example):
--8<---cut here---
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